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@snyfir with this fix, everything work fine

I am use switching DC-DC the same as you to get 5V from 12V and LDO XC6206 to power NRF24 module - all work good.

I've created a lot of devices on Arduino Nano's with soft signing. You have to learn how to manage memory, and then it works great. A gateway on a nano with nothing in the code except it being a gateway, that should work fine. I've never seen that error message when I used the SIMPLE SECURITY option. Low memory warning might also not really be a problem in practise. If your sketch is empty, then there may not be much to worry about: there are no functions in your code that suddenly need a lot of memory. The only question then is how much MySensors needs which isn't globally defined. I don't know the answer to that, but someone else might. In the end I'd say: test it. If all seems to work ok, then there's really not a problem.

@anticimex said in Send secured command to the gateway: Another hack you could make which is less "hard core" is to adjust the behavior of the weak security flag to never allow "nerfing" security settings for a node. That is, even with the weak flag set, a gw will never allow a node to stop requiring signed messages. @Anticimex That sounds like a good idea for a new official feature to me? Especially if it's just one line that needs to be commented out?

@berkseo said in Node not working very well when MY_DEBUG not defined: My problem is temporarily solved(nrf5). Delivery confirmation to the controller come steadily if the file MyTransport.ccp (line 723) add: #if !defined(MY_DEBUG) wait(5); #endif based on: https://github.com/mysensors-rus/MySensors/commit/06f8083b785237b8d1b430a142fe3d9a3cd6f7ff The bug will be fix in the 2.3.2 release i suppose so

@snyfir the radio uses so much power in listening mode that sleeping the mcu will not help much. To get low power, the radio must be turned off.

@tekka said in NRF24L01 with Arduino Pro Mini at 1Mhz: @snyfir Can you run the same tests using the latest release, i.e. 2.3.1? It's working ! Thanks you very much @tekka and @mfalkvidd

@mfalkvidd I don't know i will try when the next release will get out

@snyfir You can manually write a new parent_id to the variable - _transportConfig.parentNodeId = ; ..This is not the only option